Canada entered the war because...

they were automatically at war once Britain was

Who was the Group of Seven?

group of artists focused on Canadian identity through art

What was not an indirect cause of World War One?

The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Residential schools were designed to...

assimilate First Nations Canadians

Canada's immigrations law did all but ONE of the following...

Put a head tax on people arriving from Germany

What was the spark that started World War One?

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

The Famous Five petitioned the British Privy Council in 1929, because...

They wanted women to be recognized as persons

What is not true about the Treaty of Versailles?

It heavily punished Austria-Hungary

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Grade 10 History Unit 1 Test Review

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1
What was the most important role of the Royal Canadian Navy?
aiding after the Halifax Explosion
blockading Germany's ports
defending Canada's coast
leading convoys
2
Canada entered the war because...
they wanted to support Britain
they were horrified by Germany's invasion of France
they were automatically at war once Britain was
they wanted to prove themselves as an independent nation
3
Who broke their original promise about conscription?
Robert Borden
William Lyon Mackenzie King
Justin Trudeau
Arthur Currie
4
Rats, mud and shell shock are all associated with...
Over the top
Trench warfare
Unrestricted submarine warfare
War in the air
5
Identify the ONE point that is not true about the treatment of First Nations in Canada...
They were deported
They were not allowed to vote or have lawyers
They were sent to Residential Schools
They were not recognized as citizens
6
Identify the one contribution that Canadian women did not make in World War One...
Work in munitions factories
Work as frontline soldiers
Act as nurses
Drive ambulances
7
Robert Borden gave women the right to vote because...
He wanted to secure the votes
He wanted to create a revolution
He wanted to support soldiers
He believed in equality for all women
8
This battle was known for its muddy battlefield and the high casualties Canadians took?
Somme
Ypres
Vimy Ridge
Passchendaele
9
How did the Treaty of Versailles attempt to punish Germany?
all of the above
make Germany take the blame for the war
reparations
took away territory from Germany
10
World War One ended...
when Canada succeeded at Vimy Ridge
when Germany surrendered
when the Russian Revolution began
when Britain surrendered
11
Who was Canada's top fighter ace of World War One?
Roy Brown
Raymond Collishaw
Billy Bishop
Wilfred May
12
Which Canadian city was devastated by an explosion in 1917?
Toronto
Halifax
Calgary
Quebec
13
Who was a famous sniper in World War One who later fought for the rights of First Nations?
Arthur Currie
Francis Pegahmagabow
Jeremiah Jones
Billy Bishop
14
The invasion of which country brought Britain into the war?
Austria-Hungary
France
Belgium
Serbia
15
Who was the Group of Seven?
female suffragists campaigning for the Persons Case
group of artists focused on Canadian identity through art
group of musicians who were famous for jazz
The Edmonton Grad basketball team
16
How did Canadians suffer after World War One?
factory owners had a great deal of power
increase in cost of living
all of the above
wartime industries closed
17
What caused the United States to declare war on Germany?
invasion on Belgium
unrestricted submarine warfare
Russia left the war
Germany's invasion of France
18
What was not an indirect cause of World War One?
Imperialism
The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Alliances
Militarism
19
Residential schools were designed to...
celebrate First Nations culture
provide safe, quality education for homeless children
assimilate First Nations Canadians
20
Canada's immigrations law did all but ONE of the following...
Put a head tax on people arriving from China
Put a head tax on people arriving from Germany
Refused to accept people from Eastern European countries
21
What battle is sometimes referred to as a "birth of a nation" for Canada?
Canada's 100 Days
Vimy Ridge
Schlieffen Plan
Ypres
22
Who was Canada's first female judge?
Emily Muphy
Nellie McClung
Henrietta Muir Edwards
Agnes MacPhail
23
What was the spark that started World War One?
The Schlieffen Plan
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Vimy Ridge
The Halifax Explosion
24
In the 1917 federal election, which women were given the right to vote?
All Canadian women
English speaking women
Female relatives of soldiers
Nurses
25
The Famous Five petitioned the British Privy Council in 1929, because...
They wanted women to be recognized as persons
They wanted to get the right to vote
They wanted to play basketball
They wanted to ensure that Canada was independent
26
What was the first battle that chlorine gas was used in?
Somme
Passchendaele
Vimy Ridge
Ypres
27
What event sparked fears of revolution in Canada?
The Conscription Crisis
The Persons Case
The Halifax Explosion
The Winnipeg General Strike
28
What is not true about the Treaty of Versailles?
Britain, France and USA had a lot of influence
Canada got their own signature
It heavily punished Austria-Hungary
It was the official peace treaty that ended World War One

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